Theognis 2 | Prosopography of the Byzantine Empire |
| Sex | M |
| Floruit | M/L IX |
| Religion | Christian |
| Locations | Constantinople (residence); Kokkorobion (Monastery of, Constantinople); Constantinople |
| Titles | Synkletikos (office) |
| Textual Sources | Vita Evaristi (BHG 2153), ed. C. Van de Vorst, "La Vie de S. Evariste higoumène à Constantinople", Anal. Boll. 41 (1923), pp. 295-325 (hagiography) |
Theognis 2 was a synkletikos (συγκλητικὸς δέ τις Θέογνις ὄνομα); he fell ill and lost the use of his voice, and the doctors gave up hope of him living; he therefore called on St Evarestos (Evarestos 1) to visit him; Evarestos 1 visited him and prayed, and Theognis 2 recovered, and Theognis 2 expressed his gratitude by giving great gifts to Evarestos's monastery (at Kokkorobion): Vita S. Evaristi 30 (p. 316).
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